The Bridge Between Animal Rescue

24/10/2025

Re-introducing Moxie…

Moxie came to us in August from a high-kill shelter. We haven’t posted Moxie in a while because she had a lot of adoption interest after attending some of our events. She actually got adopted a couple of weeks ago to what we thought was a great fit for her. After a few days, we received a message that Moxie needed to come back to our rescue due to her adopter not realizing they were not ready for a puppy until it was too late.

Moxie had to go to an emergency temp foster since her regular foster was out of town. Now she is so confused why she has bounced around to so many homes.

Moxie is growing fast and we don’t want her missing out on this precious puppy time with her family. She is believed to be an Australian shepherd mix and will likely be a large size (50 pounds) when full grown. She is energetic, full of personality, and keeps those around her entertained and laughing. Although she enjoys exercise and play time, she is a huge fan of couch snuggles and naps on a soft bed. She loves toys and is very food motivated which makes puppy training much easier. She is almost completely crate, potty, and leash trained, and does fantastic out in public. She has done great with other dogs, cats, and kids. She would be a great addition to a family or a person looking for a loving and active companion.

Moxie is fully vaccinated, up to date on prevention, and her spay is scheduled for the near future with one of our local vets. She can be adopted out with her spay contract.

If interested in adopting Moxie, please apply on our website:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

23/10/2025

ADOPTABLE BILLIE!

If you’ve been following us for the last month, Billie is no stranger! His foster family has been doing a great job sharing this beautiful boy with the world. Despite how beautiful is and how much personality he has, he’s had ZERO adoption interest. Let’s see if we can change that!!

Billie is a mixed breed pup who is believed to be about 6 months old. He will likely be around 40 pounds full grown. He has the cutest ears, the prettiest eyes, and the sweetest personality. Once a timid puppy stuck in a high kill shelter, he is now a confident pup who has discovered the beautiful world of being a real dog. He loves to play with other dogs, loves to snuggle, walks great on the leash, and is pretty much completely crate and potty trained. Billie is also friendly with cats and kids. He is going to be a great addition to a family or person looking for another dog and companion! His ideal home has at least one other dog as a companion and to help him continue building confidence.

Billie is fully vetted and ready for his forever home! You can apply for him on our website:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

22/10/2025

Meet Kai!

Kai is a 6-month-old lab mix who’s as lively and lovable as they come! Rescued from one of the highest-kill shelters in South Carolina, Kai is now thriving in foster care and learning just how fun and joyful life can be!

He’s currently about 30 pounds and will likely grow to around 40-50 pounds full grown — the perfect size for adventures and snuggles alike. Kai is dog friendly and absolutely loves to play with his friends, both human and furry! He’s full of personality — goofy, affectionate, and always ready to make you smile.

Kai is doing great with his crate training, potty training, and leash skills, and he’s eager to keep learning with his forever family. He enjoys toys, playtime, and being part of the action. Most of all, he loves people and is happiest when he’s with those he loves.

He’s neutered, fully vaccinated, microchipped, heartworm negative, and up to date on prevention — ready to go home!

Kai is a fun, friendly, happy boy who’s ready to bring energy, laughter, and love to his forever home! 💛

Apply to adopt:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

21/10/2025

Last year he spent his birthday with the only family he’d ever known, while this year he spends his birthday in a foster home. Jack just turned 11 years old and is still holding out for a new family. He was adopted as a puppy and lived 10 years with his adopters before being abandoned. Animal control had to take him back to the shelter where he was so shut down and afraid.

Jack has aged backwards in foster care. He is healthy, playful, energetic, and VERY affectionate. This sweet boy has the best personality. We wish he would’ve spent his birthday in his forever home, but we are showering him with love to make up for it.

We hope to see Jack adopted soon, so that when next year rolls around, he’s turning 12 with his forever family!

Interested in adopting Jack? Apply on our website:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

18/10/2025

Come meet adoptable pups today and support our rescue at Rusty Bull!!

Woof on the street is there’s a special kind of pumpkin patch today… Come get in the Fall spirit with pumpkin decorating, seasonal beer, and adorable adoptable puppies from !!

15/10/2025

Hi, I’m Georgia!

I am a young female orange tabby. Apparently I’m rare, because most orange tabby cats are male! I always knew I was special. I was born in March of 2025, so I’m only about 7 months old. I was in Lee County Animal Shelter living in their cat room with very little socialization. I loved the other cats but was nervous with people. I was the last of my siblings to get adopted. Thankfully a nice rescue took me in and placed me into a foster home!

My foster home has helped me become very socialized. In my foster home I have two big brother kitties, and many doggy siblings. They have helped me gain so much confidence! I am no longer nervous and love to explore and hang out with everyone. My favorite things include crinkly toys, couch snuggles, and FOOD!

I am spayed, up to date on vaccinations and prevention, and microchipped. I would love to go to home with other animals for companionship.

Apply to adopt me on our website:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

14/10/2025

Meet Alma, our adoptable dog of the week! This adorable girl is less than a year old. She came to us skin and bones with her mom and siblings. She has waited patiently for adoption interest but has had ZERO. She’s an incredibly sweet puppy who is past the early stages of puppyhood. This well behaved gal is BEYOND ready for a forever home. Could it be you?!

Apply to adopt:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

13/10/2025

Yesterday we posted adoptable Morticia, and today we’re posting her adoptable daughter - Wednesday! 🖤🐾

Born around July 8, 2025, Wednesday is one special little girl! She’s the only surviving puppy from her mama Morticia’s litter, and because of that, she’s got a survivor’s spirit and a heart full of love!

Wednesday is a beautiful pittie mix puppy who’s growing into the sweetest, most loving companion. She adores people, loves to snuggle, and is playful and curious about the world around her. Like any young pup, she’s learning all the important things — crate training, potty training, and leash skills — and doing an amazing job!

She’s friendly with other dogs and would love a home where she can have a playful canine sibling or plenty of opportunities for socialization. She’s full of puppy joy but also has a gentle, cuddly side that makes her the perfect mix of fun and affection!

She is up to date on age-appropriate vaccinations and prevention, and her final vaccines and spay are covered by our rescue when she’s old enough.

If you’re looking for a sweet, resilient, and lovable puppy to grow up alongside you, Wednesday is ready to steal your heart! 💛

Apply on our website:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

12/10/2025

Have you ever just met a dog and seen something special in their eyes? You immediately know they're so worthy of love despite most people looking past them. You can see the love that they have to give behind those loving, soulful eyes. They look right into your soul, praying you will see what everyone else has missed. That's how we felt about Morticia when we met her in one of the worst shelters in South Carolina.

Morticia’s story is one of heartbreak, survival, and second chances. She came from one of the highest-kill shelters in our state. The only reason she was spared is because she had a tiny puppy beside her — the only survivor of her litter of eleven. That little pup saved her life, and now Morticia is ready to live it to the fullest!

Morticia is around 2–3 years old, full grown around 40 pounds, and is truly one of the best dogs you’ll ever meet. Morticia is incredibly sweet, affectionate, and friendly. She loves to play with other dogs. She loves snuggling with her people just as much as she enjoys curling up with her furry friends.

Morticia is low to moderate energy and loves hanging out at home, going for walks, and being part of the family. She’s doing great with crate and potty training and gets more confident every single day! She can be a little nervous at first when her foster leaves the house, but she’s learning quickly that she’s safe and loved. She thrives in the comfort of a loving home.

Moriticia is spayed, microchipped, up to date on prevention, and heartworm negative. She has overcome so much and is still one of the most loving, gentle souls you’ll ever meet. She’s ready to give her heart to the family who will never give up on her again. Could that be you? ?

Apply to adopt on our website:

BridgeBetweenAnimalRescue.org/adopt

11/10/2025

Our gemstones are officially one week old today 💎🤍

Today we’re celebrating a happy milestone: one full week of healthy, thriving puppies. But we’re also using this as a reminder of why we do what we do. Please spay and neuter your pets.

As much as we adore these babies and are grateful they were born safe and loved in a foster home, that isn’t the reality for most accidental litters. There simply aren’t enough foster homes for every unplanned pregnancy.

When there’s nowhere for them to go, puppies are born on shelter floors or worse, outside in places they can’t survive. Many fall victim to illness, injury, starvation, and harsh conditions. Too many never make it.

So while we share the cute photos and celebrate this milestone, we hope you take away something deeper. For every one litter born into safety, there are countless others who aren’t.

We’ll keep using their stories to spread the message: spay and neuter your pets. It’s the only way to stop the cycle of accidental litters, homelessness, and unnecessary suffering.